Commentary
Iran is trying to turn America against Israel
Iran is certainly not victorious when it coms to withstanding America’s military might. Where Iran is making inroads, though, is with its deceptive influences through the world’s media.
The Protect College Sports Act is really the Big Government and Private Equity Act
Last week, a judge in Texas reinstated Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby after he was banned for life by the NCAA for gambling on college sports, including games he played in.
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Democrat -- what Democrat? They're all Marxists now
The New York Times blasted this insightful headline in the lead to New York's primary elections on Tuesday: "Democratic Socialists Took City Hall. Now They're Aiming at Congress." The thing is, Democrats have been socialists in ideology for years. Now that the socialist label has gone mainstream, their next step is to make Marxism and communism the norm.
Putin's real Ukraine war aim: To subjugate a free people
Now in its fifth year, Russia's war against Ukraine continues to reveal the Kremlin's true purpose: the subjugation of a free people and the destruction of a sovereign nation.
Veterans' healthcare is the waiting room with no entrance
Two weeks ago, I sat in a Veterans Affairs waiting room for a scheduled appointment.
Iran deal all about Trump, not the greater good
President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance spent most of last week trying to convince Americans that the memorandum of understanding with Iran is a good deal for the United States and world peace.
The peril of declining marriage and childbirth rates
We have passed through the annual celebrations of mothers and fathers ("Hallmark Holidays"), but if current childbirth rates continue, the greeting card giant may need to find other days to boost sales.
Report lays bare atrocities of Britain's Muslim rape gangs
The British police often ignored complaints of rape of English girls by Muslim gangs.
China's scholars do not deserve equal footing with Western academics
The greatest mistake American universities, think tanks and policymakers make when engaging scholars from China is assuming that both sides participate in the same intellectual system.
Team USA's World Cup uniform carries America's rebellious spirit
As Team USA competes in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it does so beneath one of the oldest revolutionary symbols on earth: our red and white stripes.
U.S. throws Israel under the bus in Lebanon
Israel is on its own in Lebanon. That might not be of much concern to the isolationists on the far right and left, but it is a major problem, not just for them but for all of Western civilization.
White House bullying critics cannot rescue a weak Iran deal
Nothing screams immaturity and insecurity like lashing out at your critics.
Nonprofit hospitals should honor the public trust
America's nonprofit hospitals occupy a special place in our healthcare system.
Happy non-gestating parents day
Leftists tell us that when it comes to family life, men have to step up to the plate, do their duty and shoulder their share of the burden.
Iran negotiations expose America's election-year weakness
Americans have very short attention spans, especially when it comes to their pocketbooks and political leadership. Some of this is built in.
Replace Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough
Yet another career Washingtonian has taken it upon herself to stand in the way of the agenda for which the American people voted in 2024.
Gentner Drummond would be a disaster as Oklahoma governor
A metaphor often used to describe cultural warning signs is "the canary in the coal mine." It is a story that highlights how certain dangers in life, if ignored, could destroy us.
Congress, not presidents alone, must commit the nation to war
One of President Trump's enduring strengths is that he is a relentless provider of content to media of every shape, size and ideology.
A deal with Tehran only strengthens the Islamic republic
Six months ago, millions of Iranians poured into the streets in open defiance of the Islamic republic.
Midterms shape up to favor Republicans on the issues
The two candidates for U.S. Senate in Georgia could hardly be more different, both in their presentations and their policies.
The British gang rape scandal
Rupert Lowe, the leader of Restore Britain and a member of the British Parliament, released "The Rape Gang Inquiry Report" this week, and its findings are horrific.